Qi Mosong is a legend in the psychological world. The 34-year-old double tutor of mental health and clinical psychology, the No. 1 Scholar of the Northern Qing Dynasty from Hangzhou, and the deputy director of the largest psychological hospital in Beijing, has become a "god" in the eyes of countless people with his insight into people's hearts at a glance. He became famous at a young age and used the law to avenge his mother. The saying "Sinful people will eventually fall" resounded throughout the literary world, but he only built a high wall in his own heart.
Zhou Zaiming is a genius in mathematics. The 24-year-old eldest son of the richest man in Beijing and a senior in the Mathematics Department of Peking University with a score of 702 in the college entrance examination. He has become an industry benchmark with a mathematical conclusion book, but he is plagued by multiple mental illnesses—emotional loss, mild schizophrenia, and moderate depression. In a dark worldview, he firmly believes that "money trumps emotion, and true love never exists."
When Qi Mosong was invited to provide psychological intervention for Zhou Ziming, two people at the top of the industry met.
One uses reason to cut open the heart and tries to salvage the drowning soul; the other uses indifference to build a high wall and tear apart all the tenderness that comes close.
"You said there is no sincerity in love." Qi Mosong looked at the young man in bright clothes and angry horse but with a gloomy heart in front of him, his voice was flat but powerful, "Then I will show you, sincerity is not a luxury, it is the reason why I want to save you."
He thought he was his savior, but little did he know that Zhou Zaoming's appearance also became the light that helped him walk out of the shadows of the past.
Mission: Heal wounds with reason and gentleness, and believe in the power of love and redemption. Even if you are trapped by the past, you can find yourself and light in each other's company.